RAMSAY IN WATCHDOG PROBE AFTER CURSING RECORD

Last updated: Sunday, February 8, 2009

RAMSAY IN WATCHDOG PROBE AFTER CURSING RECORD

Foul-mouthed celebrity chef GORDON RAMSAY is under investigation by British broadcasting watchdog Ofcom after his TV show broke the world record for swearing on the small screen.

GORDON RAMSAY

An episode of Gordon's Great British Nightmare contained 313 swear words - with "f**k" used a staggering 240 times.

Ofcom has now asked Britain's Channel 4 - which aired the show - why the curse-fuelled programme was allowed to air.

British broadcasting code rules that television bosses must ensure material that may cause offence is justified, and Ofcom is investigating Ramsay after more than 80 viewers complained about the show.

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Source: WENN

| Sunday, February 8, 2009

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